Russia-Ukraine War - News, Discussions & Updates
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TopGun786
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All the NATO sources are like that... Lies and propaganda. Old habits. Now most of the people know how they manipulate truth and deceive their own public.
Everyday you also bring news this much thousand Russians die, that much thousands of equipment destroyed bla bla bla.
It's a war.... Yes... And there are a lot of casualties, yes... But from both sides... And for surely most of those are from Ukrainian side.
How we know this.... We always look for ground reality and general facts.
So far it's only Ukraine that is losing territory (albeit at slow scale).... And most importantly those thousands of random public videos of forced conscriptions which shows Ukraine is extremely low on man power (obviously after losing a lot).... They are even forcing old, under age, women, disabled people...... Basically anything they can grab.... From night clubs to churchs and all those random videos of captives narrating how bad is front situation.
Russians have better man power, better trained soldiers and much more (if not better) equipment.
While describing Russian casualties and equipment loss "NATO sources" completely ignore and hide their own losses.
Soldier35
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Rare footage of a Russian Ka-52 helicopter intercepting a Ukrainian PD-2 drone has been published. The video was filmed in Russia's Kaluga Region. The PD-2 kamikaze drone was developed by the Ukrainian company UkrSpecSystems in 2019. The Ka-52M helicopter launched an Igla-B air-to-air missile from the Strelets onboard complex. The Igla-B missile is capable of hitting targets at a range of up to 7,500 meters, depending on the missile's launch altitude.
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Footage of the Ukrainian PD-2 UAV in flight has been published. The PD-2 UAV has been produced by UkrSpecSystems since 2019. The PD-2 UAV has a reconnaissance version, a modular reconnaissance version with three types of takeoff and landing, and a kamikaze drone version. There is also a PD-2 Gekata version for searching for radar, air defense, and electronic reconnaissance. The PD-2 VTOL drone version takes off and lands vertically. PD-2 drones have a thermal imager and cameras with 30x zoom, control is via an encrypted channel, and they can also be used as communication repeaters. The drone is controlled at a range of up to 180 km. The PD-2 FW UAV in the kamikaze drone version is equipped with a gasoline engine and has a flight speed of up to 140 km / h at a range of up to 1300 km, flight time up to 10 hours. The drone has a payload of 11 to 19 kg. The cost of the Ukrainian UAV PD-2 is about 300 thousand dollars, for 2 drones and a control center.
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